Root Explorer

Root Explorer is a comprehensive file manager designed specifically for root users. It provides access to the entire Android file system, including the often hard-to-find data folder.

Some of the key features of Root Explorer include:

• Multiple tabs for easy navigation
• Integration with popular cloud storage services such as Google Drive, Box, and Dropbox, as well as network (SMB) support
• SQLite database viewer for easy management and editing of databases
• Text Editor for viewing and editing text files
• Create and extract zip, tar/gzip, and rar archive files
• Ability to select and manage multiple files at once
• Execute scripts directly from the app
• Powerful search functionality to quickly find files and folders
• Remount feature to change the read/write permissions of files and folders
• Bookmarks for easy access to frequently used locations
• Easily send files via email, Bluetooth, or other sharing methods
• Image thumbnails for quick preview of images
• APK binary XML viewer for inspecting Android app resources
• Ability to change file owner/group and create symbolic links
• "Open With" functionality to open files with specific apps
• MD5 checksum generator for verifying file integrity
• Create shortcuts to quickly access favorite files or folders

In terms of support, the developers offer fast and friendly assistance via email at [email protected]. They are dedicated to helping users resolve any issues they may encounter while using the app. In fact, if they are unable to resolve the problem, they offer a refund without any questions asked.

While the app boasts an impressive number of positive ratings (over 22,000 five-star ratings), it is recommended to read through user comments to get a broader understanding of the app's performance and user satisfaction.

It is worth noting that Root Explorer adheres to the traditional 24-hour refund policy. If you are not satisfied with the app, you can request a refund within 24 hours of purchase. Simply email the developers with your order number, which can be found in the emails sent by Google when you downloaded the app.

The app's new permissions include:

1. Full network access - This permission is necessary for network and cloud access. However, no information is transmitted to the developers over the internet.
2. Add or remove accounts - Root Explorer uses this permission to add a new account for the Google Drive SDK, if desired. No changes are made to existing accounts, and no account details are accessed other than the account name.
3. Find accounts on the device - This permission is used to display a list of available accounts when logging into Google Drive.
4. Prevent from sleeping - The app uses this permission to prevent the device from going to sleep during long operations, ensuring uninterrupted file management tasks.